Pugachev, school №13 What is Celtic Music? What is Celtic Music? Pupils of the 10 form Pupils of the 10 form Kushkarev M.S. Kushkarev M.S. Larionova J.O. Larionova J.O. teacher: teacher: Levina R.G. Levina R.G

The aims of our research work The task of our research work The task of our research work 1. To discover the most interesting and unfamiliar facts about Celtic music 1. To discover the most interesting and unfamiliar facts about Celtic music 2. To improve our knowledge of English, History and Geography 2. To improve our knowledge of English, History and Geography 3. To understand the term “Celtic music” 3. To understand the term “Celtic music” 1. To survey the term “Celtic music” 2. To introduce the history the word combination “Celtic music” 3. To find the peculiarities of Celtic music

Ancient times The past of the Celts is connected with the great legends and stories. And Celtic music is property of great people, which came to us from the depths of the past The past of the Celts is connected with the great legends and stories. And Celtic music is property of great people, which came to us from the depths of the past

Period from the 19th century to our time In the 19th century ancestors of the Celts begin to remember their past, re-created his story. Celtic music also experienced a rebirth. Celtic music popular around the world. In the 19th century ancestors of the Celts begin to remember their past, re-created his story. Celtic music also experienced a rebirth. Celtic music popular around the world.

In Wales musicians are rediscovering, recreating and reinterpreting their traditional music, which is crucial to the development of their culture. Of all the Celtic countries it is Wales where the traditional music is most interesting and most vital. In Wales musicians are rediscovering, recreating and reinterpreting their traditional music, which is crucial to the development of their culture. Of all the Celtic countries it is Wales where the traditional music is most interesting and most vital.

Music instruments a harp a harp an accordion an accordion a flute a flute a bagpipe a bagpipe

The results of our survey During preparation of the project we interviewed 100 people from our school. We asked the following questions: We asked the following questions: 1. What do you know about Celtic music? 1. What do you know about Celtic music? 2. What’s the Mother land of Celtic music? 2. What’s the Mother land of Celtic music? 3. What Celtic instrument do you know? 3. What Celtic instrument do you know? 1.What do you know about Celtic music? 70% respondents answer- folk 27% respondents answer- classic 3% respondents answer-rock 2.What’s the Motherland of Celtic music? 60% respondents answer- England 25% respondents answer- Scotland 15% respondents answer- Wales 3.What Celtic instruments do you know? 54% respondents answer- bagpipe 45% respondents answer- harp 1% respondents answer- organ

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